Why Political Realignment Turns Violent in America-And How to Stop It

Historically, political realignments in the United States have been violent periods. Today, as America's demography, economics, and public opinion shift, political parties are vying to attract new voter bases-in ways that incentivize political violence and electoral suppression.
But Senior Fellow Rachel Kleinfeld argues that it doesn't have to be this way. She explores ways in which we might reimagine our political parties to shape a future that is less violent and more committed to democracy.
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